Re: [Tiles] Q: Are paths always servlet relative (instead of modulerelative)?

[Cedric Dumoulin]

 Hi,

James Young wrote:

When using Tiles with multiple modules (with
moduleAware="true"), consider the following JSP
fragment:
<tiles:insert page="/myTemplate.jsp">
 <tile:put name="main" value="/myMain.jsp"/>
 <tile:put name="menu" value="../myMain.jsp"/>
</tiles:insert>
1. Are both "/myTemplate.jsp" and "/myMain.jsp" always
servlet-context relative, not module relative?
 All paths interpreted by the Tiles framework are servlet-context 
relative.
 A module relative mechanism will be added later.

2. Is the same rule applied to <definition path="..">
and <put value=".."> in a Tiles XML definition file?
 Yes. Paths still servlet-context relative when defined in a config file. 

3. What about <definition controllerUrl="..">? Is the
action path servlet context relative or module
relative?
 Servlet-context relative. You need to prefix a struts action with the 
appropriate module name.

4. Is "../myMain.jsp" above valid?

 It is valid, but generally not useful.
 The problem is that you can't says from where a Tile is inserted, so 
it is hard to say to what "../" refers.

5. Can <tiles:put page=".."> and <put page=".."> refer
to an action path instead of JSP?
  
<tiles:put page=".."> doesn't exist.
 You can have <tiles:insert page=".." ...> or <tiles:put value=".." ...>.
 In both case you can use an action path (prefixed with the appropriate 
module name).

 Cedric

Thanks

J. Young

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